Blackboard Learn Training

Essentials focuses on the basic features of Blackboard giving faculty the tools to build a course in Blackboard Learn. This session is recommended for all faculty and organizational leaders new to Blackboard.

After completing the session, participants will be able to:

Describe the function, purpose and access rights to the Content Collection (file management system

Description: For years, faculty have used rubrics to grade their written assignments. Now, Blackboard allows you to associate scoring rubrics for both your assignments and discussion boards. If you’re not convinced of the value of rubrics, come to this workshop to see how scoring rubrics can improve your grading efficiency and reliability. Topics include:

What is a scoring rubric and why should I use one?

How to create, copy and edit a rubric

How to associate a rubric with: assignments and discussions

How to import and export rubrics

How to grade with rubrics

PLEASE NOTE: This session will not take place in a computer lab; please bring a laptop or tablet in order to participate.

Description: Do you write exactly 50 test questions so they can each be worth 2 points? Does the Blackboard Grade Center make you uncomfortable? Attend this workshop to improve your comfort level and learn a few new features that have the potential to save you lots of time. Topics include:

Essentials focuses on the basic features of Blackboard giving faculty the tools to build a course in Blackboard Learn. This session is recommended for all faculty and organizational leaders new to Blackboard.

After completing the session, participants will be able to:

Describe the function, purpose and access rights to the Content Collection (file management system

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